A pair of PF Flyers every now and again gets a double take from me. These Sumfun Lo’s definitely did that and thus, I must share with you. They come in a leather and canvas mix and a handful of colorways. They can be had here and are priced at $69.99 for the canvas models and $84.99 for the leather models. All of the colorways follow…
In celebration of Cinco de Mayo, Supra has created this Special Edition version of the Supra Skytop II. Only 200 pairs have been produced and they will be exclusively available at Factory 413 come 12pm on Wednesday, May 5th. More angles follow…
If any basketball player will come anywhere near Jordan in popularity of sneakers, it will be LeBron James. With that said, even LeBron had to be an admirer of Jordans and here is proof; as LeBron’s Nike Air Max VII Heroes Pack have been announced that includes these (inspired by the Air Jordan 11 (XI) Retro – Black / Varsity Red – White). And though I am super late on posting these, I just wasn’t sure I wanted even more people to know about these. There is no release date, however, and they may not ever be released. But if they are, they may very well be a rare LeBron Sneaker purchase for me. More angles follow…
If you’re a soccer player and you aren’t trying to get your hands on these Nike Football Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II boots something is wrong! C’mon Son! Seriously, players like Cristiano Ronaldo gave input on what direction Nike should take with the boot. Need I say more? Anyhow, the shoe has an ultra lightweight boot molded with a Flywire upper. The shoe also employs a unique adaptive traction system developed through the Nike SENSE where adaptive studs can extend and retract up to 3mm depending on field and ground conditions, and pressure exerted by the player. In addition to these updates, there are many more, including a digital connection through Nike Football+. The Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II will be available through Nike Store starting April 1. More pictures follow…
PRO-Keds Spring/Summer 2010 Collection lookbook has hit the blogosphere and the Royal Plus line has caught my eye. There will be variations in lo, mid and hi and what’s crazy to me is that back in the 70s these were actually a basketball shoe! My how things have changed? What hasn’t changed though is PRO-Keds being in style! A few of the colorways can be had now here and will require $100 for the hi model and $90 for the lo. More pictures of the variations follow…
I’m pretty much super truant on this but I couldn’t resist putting these up. The original Supra Skytop was my favorite sneaker and now these Skytop II’s are making it tough to keep it that way. They are not publicly available just yet, but they can be found at the Factory413 shop online here… Another colorway follows…
Today Kobe Bryant and his Nike team unveiled his new shoe, the Nike Zoom Kobe V. Similarly to the previous incarnation, the Zoom Kobe V is inspired by one of Kobe’s other sport loves, Soccer. At 10.6 ounces, it is the lightest Nike basketball shoe ever created. More pictures of the shoe follow…
I am super late on this but had to post it anyway… it’s always interesting to know what goes behind the concept of a shoe design. This is the final product of LeBron’s new shoe, the Nike Air Max LeBron VII. After the jump is a video providing a more in depth look at the shoe and the concept behind the design.
